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A damaging report by Pearlman and Daniels gets a reaction from Carcetti, while Haynes finds little support for his concerns about a reporters work from the bosses. Meanwhile, McNulty wants to put a homeless case to an end, Dukie searches for an old mentor and a fallen officer is given a wake.

A promising lead makes Freamon's hard work worthwhile, although McNulty doesn't feel like a celebration.

A shift in the police department sends Carver to a new location. Meanwhile, Carcetti is forced to put his political future in jeopardy, Haynes digs deeper into Templeton's work, and an important case has a breakthrough by Sydnor, while Fletcher continues working with Bubbles.

After cooking up another scheme for the homeless case, McNulty and Lester become popular figures. Davis is set for his day in court by collecting the best legal assistance money can buy. Plus, Michael has brushes with the wrong side of the law, while Gus seeks help for an old story by going outside the Sun.

Marlo's crew goes on full alert after Omar's mysterious disappearance. Meanwhile, Carcetti concentrates on the plight of the homeless, while Bunk has an interview with a witness connected with the row-house case, and Templeton looks to a follow up to his recent front page story.

While the crew awaits a showdown with Omar, Marlo celebrates a business deal. Meanwhile, at the Sun, McNulty and Freamon take advantage of a development regarding the murder of the homeless people, while Dukie heads to Cutty's gym. Also, Herc does Carver a favor as a means to make amends for his past behavior, while Davis takes his case to the court of public opinion.

Omar plots his revenge for his former associates murder now that he's returned from exile. Gus stresses the need for a city-court reporter, after missing out on a grand jury probe. Carcetti finds there are strings attached in his desire to get rid of Burrell. While McNulty investigates the deaths of homeless men, Freamon needs the help of an old friend. Also, Marlo looks to the future in his dealings with the Greeks.

Mayor Carcetti's police department plan is leaked. Marlo turns to Proposition Joe for help. Meanwhile, McNulty strikes up an unexpected ally -- Freamon.

Freamon keeps a look out for Marlo, who is putting together a deal with Avon Barksdale. Davis goes to Burrell for help, but finds that the commissioner's hands are tied. Whiting puts together a series on broad strokes.

McNulty and the detail continue to stake out Marlo and his crew. Recently promoted Sergeant Carver is met with complaints concerning unpaid overtime. Meanwhile, Haynes deals with cutbacks, but is still able to expose a politician's connection to a drug dealer; and Joe, Marlo, Fatface Rick meet to divide up the drug trade across Baltimore.

The police are overwhelmed by the vacant houses' yield. Meanwhile, Bubbles takes a protégé's fate hard, Colvin asks Wee-Bey for a big favor, Omar looks to rob Joe's co-op once again, Marlo gives Michael his first assignment, McNulty mulls a return to his old unit, Bodie voices his displeasure with the current regime and Carver runs out of time trying to help Randy.

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Herc's harassment of a black minister becomes Carcetti's first public-relations problem; Daniels turns to Freamon to reopen the major-crimes unit; Michael hatches a scheme to get back at the bullying Off. Walker; Omar gains the upper hand in dealing with Proposition Joe; Randy's predicament prompts a swift reaction from Prez.

Davis convinces Burrell to reassert his authority, which echoes up and down the ranks; Namond reaches out to an unexpected hand for help; Colvin's experiment is put under the microscope; Bubbles grows tired of Herc's promises; Michael's problem is solved by Chris; Bodie's street-corner advice comes back to haunt him.

A recently paroled Poot gets the lowdown on the corners from Bodie; Colvin takes a trio of students into unfamiliar territory; Bubbles and Herc promise each other favors; Carcetti clashes with the council president about budget matters and realizes Burrell will not go quietly; Andre asks Proposition Joe for protection; a domestic dilemma sends Michael to Marlo.

Carcetti makes the rounds with beat cops to see what works; Bunk persuades Holley to take another crack at the Omar case; Colvin convinces kids to discuss street protocol; Chris and Snoop use a local angle to root out the New York boys; Herc harasses Marlo on a quest for his missing camera; Prez laments a misguided curriculum.

An imprisoned Omar looks to an unlikely source for help; Prez uses unorthodox methods to get his kids to learn; Greggs surprises Norris with a break in the Braddock case; Carcetti and Royce hold a post-primary meeting; Marlo tries to figure out who's following him; Cutty comes clean at the gym about his extracurricular activities.

Election Day brings out last-minute campaign tactics; Herc thinks he can catch Marlo red-handed; Colvin gets his first class of recruits; Omar's name echoes through the squad room, but McNulty is skeptical of the reason; Prez tries to keep Randy from heading down the wrong path; Namond is reluctant to become a breadwinner.

Marlo and Chris plot revenge against Omar; another leak in the Braddock case sends the powers-that-be scrambling for cover; Randy gets spooked by ghost stories, but Dukie shows him there's nothing to fear; Marimow directs drug raids based on old evidence; Royce's loss of Watkins' support could be Carcetti's gain.

Changes within the units finds Freamon and Greggs moving to homicide, while Herc and Dozerman join Marimow in the Major Crimes Unit. Cutty's new job is corralling truants, but his mentoring of Michael is going nowhere. Bubbles does her best to get Sherrod back into the eighth grade. Burrell knows how to mess up the state witness murder investigation, which will impact Greggs and the election. Prez's struggles as a teacher continues. Broddie starts working with a new company. Randy faces problems after being caught with his candy scam. Colvin pitches his pilot program to the middle school and Proposition Joe cons Marlo in a major heist.

Prez learns a difficult lesson during his first week at school; Bunny mulls an offer for a crime-research study; Rawls sabotages Freamon's unit; the mayor reacts to Carcetti's debate bombshell; Proposition Joe suggests reaching out to Marlo; Bunk gets a taste of McNulty's domesticated life.

Freamon ruffles a few feathers with a round of subpoenas to VIPs; Herc gets an eyeful behind closed doors at City Hall; Marlo reaches out to the neighborhood kids; Carcetti scores points during a televised debate; Wee-Bey dispenses fatherly advice to Namond.

Four West Baltimore teens get a summer education on the streets with school on the horizon. Meanwhile, Councilman Carcetti campaigns for mayor, Prez prepares for his new career as a teacher and Freamon is puzzled by the lack of violence between drug gangs.

McNulty decides it is time to reassess his pursuit of Stringer Bell and what to do with his life. Carcetti realizes that Gray knows about his plans to run for Mayor. Avon gets ready to go to war against Marlo.

The wire finally reveals what's going on in Barksdale's organization but it proves to be too little too late. Carcetti visits Amsterdam. McNulty finds a piece to his puzzle in a very unsuspected place.

Brother Mouzone decides to make a return trip to Baltimore. Colvin puts off a reporter when questioned about Amsterdam. Burrell delivers his news to City Hall. Pearlman and Daniels plead their case to the FBI, with little results.

McNulty and Prez turn up in the wrong alley and it ends up not being good news for Prez. Cutty finds help in an unlikely ally. Bubbles is wired up. Pearlman and Daniels confront a cell phone company in the hopes of easily gaining a wiretap.

McNulty and Greggs embark on a road trip in search of burners to try and catch Stringer. Carcetti confronts a hurdle in his hopes for an election bid. Marlo appears to take the bait he is shown.

Herc discovers a blast from the past. Omar grapples with guilt. Bunk receives a gift-wrapped surprise that he's been searching for. McNulty, with the help of Prez tracks Terri to Washington D.C.

Stringer Bell gets an education in construction management. Bunk delivers a searing message to Omar. Daniels decides he has to keep up the front of marriage to Marla and Pearlman is not to pleased about it.

Colvin tells the dealers about his new policies. Avon gets out of prison. Cutty using his old tricks again. McNulty finds out something about Stringer. Omar faces a major setback.

Greggs learns how Marlo takes care of business. Carcetti reveals his political ambitions. McNulty reconnects with Stringer and disconnects with Rhonda.

The blown wire tap forces Daniels' detail to turn to a new target and McNulty is not happy about it. Omar and his crew stick up a Barksdale stash house. Cutty struggles to stay on the straight and narrow.

Omar continues to make bold strikes on Barksdale stash houses. McNulty launches an investigation into the prison suicide of D'Angelo Barksdale.

Baltimore's mayor, Clarence Royce, puts pressure on the Commissioner Burrell to keep the murder rate for the city down. The Barksdale crew eyes some new territory after their public housing projects are demolished. A parolee tries to start over after spending 14 years in prison. McNulty and Greggs are still searching for a way to catch the elusive Stringer Bell.

Nick crimes finally catch up with his enemies. He then decides it's time to tell to cooperate with the police after what happened to his uncle. Meanwhile, McNulty and Greggs visit their old stomping grounds and soon discover some important information on their case and Stringer visits Avon in prison and tells him about Mouzone.

Daniels is disgusted over Landsman's latest blunder. Nick tries to fix his strained relationship with Vondas. Sobotka faces a very difficult decision. After an encounter with the detail, The Greek could be in some major trouble.

A very disgusted Valchek decides to turn to the FBI for help with the dock situation. Ziggy's bad luck continues to grow with a new deal regarding Double G. Bodie encounters some mixed emotions about his business's latest upturn. Greggs is having to undergo a major lifestyle change.

After being let back in the detail, McNulty ends up drawing himself a very tough undercover assignment. Ziggy and Johnny 50 try a new scam for The Greek. Valchek blows a gasket when the detail alters from it's target leaving Daniels and Pearlman in the dust. Bodie's business sense needs some fine tuning.

Bunk begins worrying about McNulty after he reverts to his old, dangerous drunken ways. Sobotka sits down with Vondas and the Greek. Bodie and Poot notice there is a marked decline in their business. Ziggy decides that it is time to back down from Maui.

Sobotka believes that the port probe is over after a visit from Russell, but the detail is just beginning their job. Pearlman considers a wiretap when she is presented with some surprising new evidence. Rawls tries to convince Daniels to take the murders.

Stringer decides he must spring into action when D'Angelo tells him that he wants to turn over a new leaf while in jail. Nick comes through with the Greek's latest request. Daniels is very skeptical of a new connection in the union probe. McNulty decides that it is time to abandon his quest to identify one of the murder victims.

Ziggy ends up experiencing a very different kind of car trouble. Russell decides to look up an old acquaintance in her search for info about the docks. Rawls ends up being held responsible for his inferior merchandise.

Daniels organizes a reunion for the old Barksdale detail, but one of the party is not invited. Bubbles stumbles into McNulty's search for Omar. Sobotka speaks to Nick and Ziggy about their container theft. Tighman ends up falling into Avon's new trap.

Prez sends out a distress signal for a new detail. D'Angelo decides to listen to his uncle's advice. Nick and Ziggy find themselves a new way to supplement their meager salaries. Omar is up to his old tricks. Bunk, Freamon and Russell end up hitting a huge language barrier in the investigation of the container ship.

Rawls tries to pawn off the shipyard investigation to another jurisdiction after McNulty sends it his way. Wee-Bey is harassed by a prison guard and tells Avon. Valcheck goes after Sobotka and his union with a little help from above. Bunk, Freamon and Russell end up having to track a container ship to Philadelphia.

McNulty makes sure to pay back Rawls for reassigning him to the marine unit by sticking City Homicide with the stone cold whodunit floater he fishes out of the harbor. It's the stevedores versus the police when Sobotka beats out Valchek for the honor of providing a donor-themed stained glass window for the local church. Bodie and Bell take separate business trips. Ziggy makes a fool of himself as Nick negotiates a deal with the Greeks to steal a container from the docks. The Greeks end up reneging on the deal, leaving Russell to discover that the abandoned and broken-sealed container contains the bodies of thirteen women.

McNulty, Bunk and Pearlman head to New Jersey to interview D'Angelo. In hopes they can continue the case, Daniels and McNulty have to turn to a higher authority. Brianna Barksdale joins her brother in their new headquarters. Freamon and Bunk finally end up tracing a crucial phone call to their case.

Since the tapped pay phones are on the blink, McNulty and Daniels have to try to listen in by wiring Barksdale's back office at his club. Although the detail does not know it, Wallace goes back to the projects.

After the detail's scheduled drug bust goes wrong, Greggs winds up in intensive care and McNulty blames himself for what happened. The police step up the hunt for Savino, Wee-Bey and Little Man after the shooting. Burrell forces Daniels to produce results that the press will love and will give department some good coverage they desperately need.

Now that the police have Wallace in their custody , McNulty, Daniels, and Pearlman have to figure out just what they must do with him during the months before he is slated to testify. Sydnor and Carver end up finally tracking down one of Barksdale's stash houses. McNulty's estranged wife takes desperate measures and he ends up getting Pearlman involved, who is not pleased about what she has to do and neither is Elena.

Avon tries his best to stay one step ahead of a crosstown rival, but it ends up costing him. Herc and Carver end up lightening Wee-Bey's wallet. Freamon, Prez and Sydnor finally trace Barksdale's business interests. Omar makes his presence known again.

McNulty decides to play a game with his sons that yields Stringer's license plate number. Greggs and Carver are more than thrilled when the arrest a congressional aide who has some dirty cash on him, but they are quickly told to release him. Omar gets himself into a very violent street encounter with members of the Barksdale crew.

After listening in on the wire, Greggs, Herc, Carver and Freamon make a bust, but the incident makes Avon and Stringer very suspicious and they decide it's time to stop dealing in the Pit. Meanwhile, Bunk and McNulty look for another witness in the Gant slaying and hunt a suspect known as "Mr. Bird."

Brandon's body is discovered in a lot next door Poot and Wallace's house. Wallace gets worried whenAvon rewards him and D'Angelo with some extra money for getting rid of Brandon. Omar, in the meantime, decides to turn state's witness after Brandon's death. Meanwhile, Rawls is once again furious with McNulty for some arrest warrants.

Carver and Herc end up taking Bodie back into custody. Omar notices that his crew is beginning to disappear, one by one, and thinks he knows who is involved. McNulty and Greggs must seek legal approval to get a "clone" of D'Angelo's pager so they can crack the codes on it. Bell begins instructing D'Angelo about training lookouts.

Greggs and McNulty desperately try to get Hardcase to turn informant as the arraignment begins for those caught in the raid. Barksdale places a bounty on gang rival, Omar. Meanwhile, McNulty takes Bubbles on a little cultural field trip and Herc and Carver try to track down a now missing Bodie.

Bubbles ends up giving Sydnor fashion tips to help him go undercover and score drugs in the projects. The detectives inquiries end up causing a riot and leave a young boy without an eye. D'Angelo decides to teach Bodie and Wallace how to play chess. Greggs reveals something personal to McNulty. Daniels sends his crew on an ill-advised raid in The Towers.

Carver, Herc and Pryzblewski abuse their authority in the Terrace. Meanwhile, D'Angelo gets an earful from his uncle Avon after his talk with police.

During the trial of D'Angelo Barksdale, a mid-level dealer accused of murder, the prosecution's star witness takes back her testimony, resulting in a not guilty verdict. After the trial, Detective James "Jimmy" McNulty explains to Judge Phelan how he suspects the Barksdale crew for a slew of related murders. The judge soon contacts McNulty's superiors about this and McNulty is taken to task for his indiscretion. Meanwhile, D'Angelo is free to return to work, but he soon discovers that he's been demoted.